Lucille's Oyster Dive
5669 Avenue de Monkland
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korean(13) selection(8) authentic(7) asian(6) groceries(4) price(4) parking(4) epicerie(4) kimchi(4) fresh(4) viande(4) variete(4)La nourriture est excellente, je vous conseille de rester & manger au 2e étage de l'endroit, il est adorable.
The place has authentic Korean & Asian products, but most of them seem overpriced. The layout is NOT user friendly, whether or not you understand Korean, French, or English. 'Fresh' cut, frozen pork products is the only thing that seems to have a fair price.
Authentic Korean & Japanese items. Groceries, cookwear & more. I can make more meals with the items there
Always a great place to grab a quick bite at their restaurant counter (with comfortable upstairs seating area), or from their extensive prêt-à-manger open fridge. Love stopping in for a pair of Tuna Gimbap triangles & a cold Jasmine Green Tea or cold brew Matcha Green Tea. But it is an extensive Korean grocery store with products from Korea & Japan, friendly staff, helpful cashiers, a sizeable parking lot (rare for that area) that makes everything easier, especially in winter & a welcoming atmosphere, even to those unfamiliar with Korean food. Love this place!
Super épicerie déménager dans un beau nouveau bâtiment! Très bonne sélection, à bon prix. Je fais 40 min de vélo juste pour cette épicerie!
J'y vais surtout pour des spécialités asiatique mais aussi pour la viande Quebecoise fraîche (poulet, porc, boeuf) de très bonnes qualités accessible comparer au super marché. Je mets 4⭐ seulement à cause du manque de constance de disponibilités des différentes variétés.
Il y a sur place un petit restaurant & quelques. prêt à manger.
Lots of Korean variety & plenty of space to walk around the store. They have a parking lot for easy access by car.
🫠 So I pulled up for a snack & got hit with that Korean fried chicken one-two combo. Crispy like it owes someone money. Grocery store? Nah, this is a lifestyle.